That progressive recruitment company based in spore is very aggressive in man hunting to the point of being annoying.

Ha ha, now I'm suspicious. When I'm back from Houston I'll buy you lunch and pick your brain a bit I don't mind cowboys

hi guys,

any drilling engineers here? wanna know how your company takes care of its fresh graduate drilling engineers, training structure, work place (onshore, offshore), etc.

Thanks

hi guys..i will be working as geotech engineer at tl geotechnics as freshie..any advice for me..hehe

I'm very interested about this as well because I'm trying to get a job as a drilling engineer.

work hard.

Fakhri kenapa tak ambik offer ALE?

Banyaknya spy

This post has been edited by Pisanggoreng: May 23 2014, 03:12 PM

seems like the whole office is in lowyat. LOL

Ramai orang Murphy in this thread

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Bro, any good vacancy in petrofac? Petrofac usually do not take fresh right? I got approximately 2 years experience in hook up and commissioning but i want to try different roles. Any introduce?

ramai ke?
aku nak komplen sket boleh? COP aku keje dah lama siap, bila nak bayarnya?
awal proposal bagai2 janji manis mu, last2 soh tunggu approval PMU...adoyaiiii

after doing istikharah..lebih berat ke tl geotech..huhu..wish me luck bro

Normal bro aku dulu buat COP client Murphy pun pening kepala gak

Looking for advice from the Otais here

A friend of mine recommended taking up a basic O&G course from think-plus academy.
From what I understand, it's a recruitment agency that provides practical and specialized courses as well.
Their upcoming course is "Basic Oil & Gas Enrichment Course". I was thinking of signing up to increase my chances of getting recruited.

It costs RM2500 for a 3 day course though. Should I go for it?

I would advise against it. Recruiters wouldn't look at it as value-adding considering the fact that it's only a 3-day course and when it comes to practical application, I'd say it's almost close to none unless they can guarantee securing you some sort of on-the-job training after that.

I concur with Calculate This - the generic name itself: Basic Oil & Gas Enrichment Course, should already tell you much about the "potential value" of the course. The most generic of these courses usually involve a facilitator reading out summarized points from a book. Check your pm.

With that amount of money you're better off taking a skills course, or if you prefer, another classroom course with potential value. I'm sure some of us here can guide you, but you'd first have to let us know what area in O&G you want to pursue

This post has been edited by heliosi: May 26 2014, 05:33 AM